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Evaluate the following limit : limy→-3[y5+243y3+27] - Mathematics and Statistics

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Question

Evaluate the following limit:

`lim_(y -> -3) [(y^5 + 243)/(y^3 + 27)]`

Sum
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Solution

`lim_(y -> -3) [(y^5 + 243)/(y^3 + 27)]`

= `lim_(y -> -3) (((y^5 + 243)/(y + 3)))/(((y^3 + 27)/(y + 3)))     ...[(because y -> -3"," therefore y ≠ -3","),(therefore y + 3 ≠ 0)]`

= `(lim_(y -> -3)[(y^5 - (- 3)^5)/(y - ( - 3))])/(lim_(y -> - 3)[(y^3 - ( - 3)^3)/(y - (- 3))]`

= `(5(-3)^4)/(3(-3)^2)    ...[because  lim_(x -> "a") (x^"n" - "a"^"n")/(x - "a") = "n"*"a"^("n" - 1)]`

= `5/3 xx 9`

= 15

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